In this modern-day country, the composer Adrian Willaert established an antiphonal style with two choirs in opposing choir lofts. In a book subtitled Imperfections of Modern Music, composers from this country disagreed over a style known as the “second practice.” A composer from this country included “The Combat of Tancredi and Clorinda” in his eighth book of madrigals, subtitled (10[1])Madrigals of War and Love. That composer from this country wrote an aria whose name means “mighty spirit” for the earliest opera commonly produced today, (10[1])L’Orfeo. (10[1])For 10 points, Claudio Monteverdi was (10[1])a composer (10[1])from what (10[1])country, (10[1])the origin of the Venetian polychoral (10[1])style? (10[1])■END■